Animal Crossing: Wild World (DS) Reviews

Animal Crossing is one of the most charming, entertaining games I have had the pleasure to own. You begin the game as a resident who is beginning life in a town of your desired name. You get introduced to several quirky characters one of which is called "Tom Nook". He explains about the game and offers you a job in order to ...  Read the complete review

I .LOVE .animal crossing. It's one of those games which is not too action packed, so it gives your mind a nice break...kicking back, fishing, collecting furniture and aquainting yourself with your slightly overly quirky neighbours, which range from ducks to wolves. The game starts by creating your own little human. Then you get in a taxi ...  Read the complete review

The Animal Crossing series seems to have been having a little trouble finding its home. Originally released for the Nintendo 64, it was a reasonably big hit in Japan but turned up fairly late in the console's life and never made a big enough splash to see a European release. A few years on it was given something of a polish and finally ...  Read the complete review

A very addicting game I must say. Once you start playing you can't stop! It is a very complex game so I can't explain all the features in just one review. You start of in a town with 3 other animals which you should meet and greet and just be generally nice to. Be kind to them and they will reward you with letters, gifts, and ...  Read the complete review

this is the first animal crossing game released. This is a very good game and is mainly for casual gamers. you get to live in your own town, grow trees and flowers and have your own house. You have to amke money to pay off your mortgage. A good thing about this game is that it runs on real time which makes it better to play. it has real ...  Read the complete review

This is a great game and definitely worth the money! The aim of the game is to over time pay off your mortgage of you house to Tom Nook, the owner of the village shop. Each time you pay off your mortgage, Tom Nook will ask you if you would like a bigger house, if you say yes, he will rebuild and then you would have another ...  Read the complete review

Well this is probably as close to a real RPG on a handheld console, really its a very impressive game, there are countless items to collect, about 1,000 in total. The focus of the game is to pay off your mortgage to Tom Nook, the villages supermarket owner, who provides you with a home at the start of the game, as you pay off ...  Read the complete review

I am one of those rare Animal Crossing cynics; I don't mind the games generally, but I don't love them rabidly like most people. Simply, to speak of Wild World, it's not really worth getting if you already have AC, because there's little here to justify another purchase. The game pits you as a person who lives with a group of ...  Read the complete review

I have had this game since the release date and I was very excited that it would be coming onto the Nintendo DS and would have online play via wifi as well as the ability to type and chat. I've never been so addicted to a game in my life. I used to be on forums and stay up till 3am to attend giveaways with hacked items and ...  Read the complete review

Animal Crossing: Wild World in my opinion has to be one of the best games ON on Nintendo DS by far. This game is a great game to play on your Nintendo. There are some great animals to talk to -like Chief, Wolfgang, PeeWee and PomPom. You can earn money by selling shells, fruit, furniture, fossils and Squelchoids in Tom Nook's shop. ...  Read the complete review

What a fantastic game. When i first got it, i thought the idea sounded a bit boring, might enjoy it for a few hours but then never play again. I was wrong. After playing it for a bit i was hooked. You create a cute character, giver him/her a name, DOB and a look. You then move into your house (which is not so good at ...  Read the complete review

This is The Sims of the Nintendo world! A really addictive, cute game, where you have to talk to your animal neighbours and send them letters to recieve items, pay Tom Nook, the local shop keeper, for your house and the upgrades you can get for it, plant tree's, and gather different items for your home to increase your Happy Room Acadamy ...  Read the complete review

Every time Christmas or birthday time comes around for one of my nieces or nephews I'm told that all they want is a voucher for Game. This is a shop where you can buy computer games, funnily enough. So last year my niece took her voucher and bought a new game for her DS that all her friends had, Animal Crossing. In Animal ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this game on Friday, January 6, 2009. I decided to go to Walmart and by myself a DS game since I have not gotten a new one in a while. I was on the phone with my boyfriend and he said I should get Animal Crossing since I like The Sims. I bought it for $36.00 or 25 pounds. I was excited to find out what it would be like ...  Read the complete review

This game is one of the best on the Nintendo DS and is an ongoing game that you can never 'complete' forsay. The game is similar to the version originally released on the Nintendo Gamecube. You take control of a character who has moved to a town with all your neighbours being different animals such as frogs, bears, rabbits, giraffes and ...  Read the complete review

WARNING! Animal Crossing is EXTREMELY ADDICTIVE! A review by Luvlylana on Animal Crossing: Wild World (Nintendo DS) July 18th, 2008 Author's product rating: Animal Crossing: Wild World (NDS) - rated by Luvlylana Advantages: Could literally keep going for ever Disadvantages: Characters ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought a Nintendo DS and with it a load of games to keep me occupied; one of these games was Animal Crossing - Wild World. I had been recommended it by a male friend of mine, but didn't really know what it was about as such (bar a little insight from the advert on TV) so have been playing it for a while to see what it is all ...  Read the complete review

This is my favourite DS game. You are the "owner" of a small village and you live there along with several animal friends. There is so much fun to be had. You can go fishing, chat to friends, collect fossils or maybe just go shopping. There is a museum in your town that accepts donations so you can give them fish or insects ...  Read the complete review

I have had this game for over 2 years and I still keep playing it. About the game There is no direct aim to this game but you create a character and move into a village and then you live your life. You can do a variety of things like collect and plant fruit, dig for fossils, catch fish and bugs or just go and visit the ...  Read the complete review

Two years and counting. That is how long I have spent almost non-stop playing this game. In fact, it's no longer a game it's a second life. In my own second home of Kakariko (yes, it is a nice Zelda reference) I have made friends and enemies, won and lost contests and even found the time to fill up my local museum. Animal ...  Read the complete review